Practical Skills (Non-Academic)

[iphone1s]

Hi, I would like to know more from the ground on the set of skills that is good for learning. I am asking this is because, the world does not seems to recognize academic achievements compared to the past. True skills are taking over the market all over the world. Holding 10 MBAs with 5 PhDs wont even get us a simple job nowadays.

So I hope that we can throw out interesting skills for our forumners to consider.

An example, plumbing is now very needed in the international market. Also electricians, technicians. On the white collar side, Data Analyst are highly sort after too.

Any other suggestions?

 

[firsttimebuyer]

Hi, I would like to know more from the ground on the set of skills that is good for learning. I am asking this is because, the world does not seems to recognize academic achievements compared to the past. True skills are taking over the market all over the world. Holding 10 MBAs with 5 PhDs wont even get us a simple job nowadays.

So I hope that we can throw out interesting skills for our forumners to consider.

An example, plumbing is now very needed in the international market. Also electricians, technicians. On the white collar side, Data Analyst are highly sort after too.

Any other suggestions?

Plumbling
Electrical technician
Air con technician

All those home DIY stuff.

But please don't take mobile servicing.